In this lab assignment use case video, you will fetch data from BigQuery and perform some transformations on it using a Python script. Then, you will store the transformed data in Cloud Storage.
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We have successfully installed Java. Let's take a look at the next step, which is problem solving.

In this assignment video, we will work on fixing the GetAllCustomers API by implementing the acceptance criteria, including returning JSON response, handling unexpected errors with appropriate HTTP status code, and returning data for...

This video helps you in using FlatList in React Native to display data in your application's user interface. You will learn how to fetch and parse data from APIs or databases, as well as how to render the data in a scrollable list using...

In this video, you will learn about Java interface flyable and abstract class animal with an exercise.

In this video, you will dive into Java arrays and participate in an exercise to create a student class. This exercise focuses on calculating the student's grades' total and average.

In this video, you will learn about Java switch statement with puzzles—default, break, and fall through.

In this video, we will understand object composition with an exercise—books and reviews.

In this video, you will learn about programming tip 1: refactoring with Eclipse.

In this exercise video, we will create a combination view with the task details form in the lower pane and upper pane, grouped by duration in weeks, and we will customize, set a highlight filter for critical tasks, and apply some...

This video is the solution to the quiz based on the learnings of the lectures and concepts so far.

This video is a quiz based on the learnings of the lectures and concepts so far.

This video provides an introduction to SAST (Static Application Security Testing).

Wouldn't it be nice if, as a solutions architect, you didn't have to start from scratch every time? The good news is that you don't have to. You can start with reference architectures provided by AWS and this video explains the details.

After learning to create our free-tier account on AWS, you will learn to use the interface and how to get around managing the AWS console—in short, explore the AWS console.

The final step is to take the exam. Here are a few good exam tips to help you pass with confidence.

Is it really worth it to get AWS certified? Explore more about the certification in this lesson.

In this lecture, you will learn the basics about Amazon Web Services, what it includes and offers, and how to become a professional AWS user.

It's time to take the final pass at our design for Widget Makers. In this video, we will see how we can keep costs down while accomplishing availability, performance and security for the AWS solution.

So, we have availability, performance, and security, but are we accomplishing it with the least cost? In this video, you will see how to design for cost optimization in AWS.

Now that you understand resilient design, you will apply it to the Widget Makers requirements. See how to offer resilient design for processing, databases, storage, and more.

In earlier videos of this course, CloudWatch has been referenced. In this video, you will see what CloudWatch has to offer so that you can design for it well.

What can you do if you want to integrate a local Active Directory or another identity management system with AWS? The answer is found in Cognito, an AWS solution for user identity and data synchronization or single sign-on (SSO).

When implementing Web applications, it is important to ensure proper security. Sometimes you need to allow or disallow access based on source IP addresses or the request type. The AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) is your solution.